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    ⭐Osama bin Laden🏛️Bill Clinton🏛️George W. Bush
    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning (photo 1 of 4)
    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning (photo 2 of 4)
    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning (photo 3 of 4)
    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning (photo 4 of 4)

    @jolyon🇺🇸 A CIA warning from 3 years before 9/11 is hard to read now. The CIA just released 69 intelligence briefs that had never been made public before, showing what the White House was being told about Al Qaeda before the attacks. And one from September 1998 really stands out. A CIA analyst wrote that Al Qaeda “may fly an explosive-packed airplane into a U.S. city.” That warning went directly to Bill Clinton’s White House. But it didn’t make another prominent appearance in the warnings that followed. The CIA kept telling both Clinton and George W. Bush that bin Laden wanted to attack the U.S., but much of the intelligence was vague and patchy. They knew Al Qaeda wanted to hit the U.S. They just never understood how big or how close the attack really was. 25 years later, that one line from 1998 is pretty chilling to read. Source: The New York Times / Writer: Daniyal

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    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning

    รูปภาพโดย @jolyon· Sep 11, 2026· รูปที่ 1 จาก 4· Osama bin Laden

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    The image focuses on the World Trade Center towers during the September 11th attacks. Explosions and thick black smoke billow from the towers, with the Brooklyn Bridge prominently in the foreground. The mood is one of shock and devastation. A US flag flies from the top of the Brooklyn Bridge.

    ดูรูปภาพ Osama bin Laden ทั้งหมดอ่านวิกิ Osama bin Laden

    ?

    รูปภาพ Osama bin Laden เพิ่มเติม

    ดูรูปภาพ Osama bin Laden ทั้งหมด
    Anthony Aguilar on Iran sanctions historyAnthony Aguilar on Iran sanctions history
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    Jolyon
    Jolyon@jolyon1w
    ⭐Osama bin Laden🏛️Bill Clinton🏛️George W. Bush
    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning (photo 1 of 4)
    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning (photo 2 of 4)
    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning (photo 3 of 4)
    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning (photo 4 of 4)

    @jolyon🇺🇸 A CIA warning from 3 years before 9/11 is hard to read now. The CIA just released 69 intelligence briefs that had never been made public before, showing what the White House was being told about Al Qaeda before the attacks. And one from September 1998 really stands out. A CIA analyst wrote that Al Qaeda “may fly an explosive-packed airplane into a U.S. city.” That warning went directly to Bill Clinton’s White House. But it didn’t make another prominent appearance in the warnings that followed. The CIA kept telling both Clinton and George W. Bush that bin Laden wanted to attack the U.S., but much of the intelligence was vague and patchy. They knew Al Qaeda wanted to hit the U.S. They just never understood how big or how close the attack really was. 25 years later, that one line from 1998 is pretty chilling to read. Source: The New York Times / Writer: Daniyal

    ดูโพสต์ต้นฉบับ

    CIA 1998 Al Qaeda warning

    รูปภาพโดย @jolyon· Sep 11, 2026· รูปที่ 1 จาก 4· Osama bin Laden

    เกี่ยวกับรูปนี้

    The image focuses on the World Trade Center towers during the September 11th attacks. Explosions and thick black smoke billow from the towers, with the Brooklyn Bridge prominently in the foreground. The mood is one of shock and devastation. A US flag flies from the top of the Brooklyn Bridge.

    ดูรูปภาพ Osama bin Laden ทั้งหมดอ่านวิกิ Osama bin Laden

    ?

    รูปภาพ Osama bin Laden เพิ่มเติม

    ดูรูปภาพ Osama bin Laden ทั้งหมด
    Anthony Aguilar on Iran sanctions historyAnthony Aguilar on Iran sanctions history